Influence of the Striker Material on the Results of High-Speed Impact at a Barrier

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2021

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Institute of Industrial Organic Chemistry, Poland
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In this work the influence of the characteristics ofthematerial ofthe striker (cumulative jet or projectile), moving at speeds of 2-10 km/s, on the volume of the resulting crater in a metal target, has been studied. The dependence ofthe crater volume in an aluminum alloy target ofCu-Al, W-Cu-Pb-Al composites, and steel St45 for a PTFE-Cu composite, were investigated. The outer diameter and height of the shaped charges were 26 and 28, and 31 and 33 mm, respectively. The mass of the explosive (phlegmatized hexogen) in these charges was 10 and 18 g. A comparison was made between the ratios of the kinetic energy of the striker to the volume of the crater formed for the composites PTFE-Al, PTFE-Cu, Cu-Al, Ni-Al, W-Cu-Pb, and porous materials Cu and Al. It was demonstrated that the chemical interaction of the components of the porous Cu-Al and Ni-Al composites during penetration into the barrier is possible at an impact velocity of at least 2-3 km/s and a porosity of at least 30%.

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porosity, striker, shaped charge, shock compression, penetration, shock wave front

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Voitenko Y., Zakusylo R., Zaychenko S. Influence of the Striker Material on the Results of High-Speed Impact at a Barrier. Cent. Eur. J. Energ. Mater. 2021, 18(3): 405-423; DOI 10.22211/cejem/142615

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